EMPHASIS ON ORGANIZATIONAL EXPANSION AT JAN SURAJ PARTY CORE COMMITTEE MEETING

EMPHASIS ON ORGANIZATIONAL EXPANSION AT JAN SURAJ PARTY CORE COMMITTEE MEETING

15-MAY-ENG 2

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BUXAR------------------------------A crucial meeting of the Core Committee of the Jan Suraj Party was held on Wednesday at the party's Buxar district office. The meeting was presided over by District President Bajrangi Mishra, while the proceedings were conducted by District General Secretary Raghubar Singh.

Extensive discussions regarding the strengthening and expansion of the organization took place during the meeting. All office bearers and party workers unanimously emphasized the need to make the organization more active at the Panchayat and Block levels, ensuring it remains closely connected to public concerns. Furthermore, a review of past shortcomings and experiences was undertaken, alongside deliberations on further reinforcing the organizational structure. Strategies for recruiting dedicated workers at the grassroots level were also discussed.

Speaking on the occasion, District President Bajrangi Mishra affirmed that the Jan Suraj Party would continue to relentlessly champion the cause of the dignity, honor, and self-respect of the people of Bihar. He stated that curbing the migration of Bihar's youth is a top priority for the party, and this struggle will persist until the state's youth secure dignified employment and a promising future within their own home state.

Prominent members present at the meeting included former MLA and State Advisory Committee member Shrikant Pathak, Treasurer Vijay Kumar Pathak, District Chief Spokesperson Shumbh Nath Yadav, District Chief Women's Wing Spokesperson Reena Sharma, Youth Wing President Ajit Samrat, Lok Sabha In-charge Diwakar Pathak, OBC Cell President Jaishankar Singh, President of the Intellectuals' Forum Dr. Vishnu Dev Tiwari, and State Advisory Committee member Hasan Khan, among others.

Concluding the meeting, the leaders issued a clarion call to take the organization to every village, rallying under the resolute pledge: "The Bihari spirit shall not bow down; it will fight for its rights and dignity."